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Prime Minister Helen Clark says calls for Labour to pay back $446,000 of public money it spent on its election pledge card is a National Party "beat-up", despite two polls showing overwhelming support for such a move. National has called on Labour to pay back the pledge-card money, as well as any… More
Chief executives may decry her incrementalist style of Government, but it is clear they rate Prime Minister Helen… More
The National Party is being called on to cough up a six figure sum to compensate broadcasters for not including… More
National has put Labour in the awkward position of having to decide whether to support its call for a law change… More
The Exclusive Brethren Church put together a $1.2 million campaign to help the National Party in last year's election… More
- Donald did not die of heart attack
- Mixed response for two-ticks message
- John Armstrong: Ceremony a cruel reminder of Parliament's loss
- Outrage at NZ First seating plan
- Voters give MMP the thumbs down
- John Armstrong: Peters' pact revolutionary
- John Roughan: Why Winston must be more cheerful
- Poll shows little change in parties' support
- Beyer says she may be victim of PC backlash
- Te Radar: Brutal honesty would be just the thing for our Parliament
- Education to get Maharey touch
- Executive appointments send message to Maori Party
- Winston Peters - Frown Affairs Minister
- Touch and go for carbon tax
- Cabinet newcomer thrust into big roles
- Clark gets 'A list' advice on direction to take
- Editorial: Clark team needs more fresh blood
- Garth George: Looking out for No 1 at the heart of new government
- John Armstrong: Labour dreadnought refitted but rust remains
- Rod Emmerson: Helen Clark's new cabinet
- Spending review advanced due to small parties' demands
- Peters ready to build US bridges
- Brash: I had the 57 votes
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